How to Say ‘I also took paracetamol’ in French
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
zh ay oh-see pree dyu pa-ra-say-ta-mol
[zh ay oh-see pree dyu pa-ra-say-ta-mol]
💬 Usage Tip: A practical sentence for telling the doctor what medication you already used.
🇫🇷 In France: Very useful in France, where doctors and pharmacists often ask exactly what you have already taken.
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai aussi pris
zh ay oh-see pree
I also took
Also is used to add another action or remedy.
J'ai aussi pris de l'eau.
I also took water.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zh]
I
Short form of je before a vowel; it means I.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
ai
[ay]
have
Form of avoir used to make the past tense with j'.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
aussi
[oh-see]
also
Adds another action or remedy.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
pris
[pree]
taken / took
Past participle of prendre, used here for took.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
Du paracétamol
dyu pa-ra-say-ta-mol
Paracetamol / Acetaminophen
A common painkiller and fever reducer in France.
J'ai pris du paracétamol.
I took paracetamol.
Words in this phrase
du
[dyu]
some
Partitive article before a masculine singular noun.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
paracétamol
[pa-ra-say-ta-mol]
paracetamol
A medicine used for pain or fever.
J'ai aussi pris du paracétamol.
I also took some paracetamol.
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